September flies from the vise

[vb1971 0]

Tahnks Cream!

Got it and definitely going into my technique folder. No reason why cant be incorporated into a PTN pattern

 

Cheers

VB1971

[vb1971 0]

Sneaky Joe

 

Like it Flytire......

 

Similar to a Size 30 Bag fly I tie for trout fingerlings

[vb1971 0]

size 26 streamer hook magnified 100x to look like an actual tiemco 5263 3xl size 6

 

Hi Flytire. In case you are interested I normally cast my size 30 flies with one of these

[prairiedrifter 0]

How about a SBS on this. Good looking fly!

 

http://www.washingtonflyfishing.com/forum/threads/henrys-lake-caddis-variation.121223/

Thanks Norm!

[caloosa bug 0]

Found some size 4 ewg worm hooks at wallgreens today. I had no idea they made worm hooks this small.

 

Figured I'd try a new weedless frog pattern, based on a larger one, that did me well last weekend.

[vicente 0]

I like those caloosa that brown one would probably do great here.

[retrocarp 0]

size 26 streamer hook magnified 100x to look like an actual tiemco 5263 3xl size 6

 

 

LMAO thanks flytire

[retrocarp 0]

 

size 26 streamer hook magnified 100x to look like an actual tiemco 5263 3xl size 6

 

Hi Flytire. In case you are interested I normally cast my size 30 flies with one of these

 

 

Class !!!

[SBPatt 0]

Caddis Tail Fly

 

 

 

 

 

Bi-visible meets King's River Caddis.

 

hook - Dai Riki 305 #14

thread - Danville 6/0 brown

rib - x-small wire copper

body - dubbing hare's ear

wing - turkey quill

body hackle - barred cream (undersize by 2)

front hackle - brown

 

 

Regards,

Scott

[flytire 0]

Wide Receiver

 

 

hook = streamer

thread = neon green

tail = orange buck tail

body = silver tinsel

throat = white buck tail

under wing = pearl or silver krystal flash

over wing = red buck tail

 

reference = internet

 

Ryer's Coho

 

 

hook = streamer

thread = red

tail = orange buck tail

rib = flat silver tinsel

body = white wool

wing = orange buck tail over white buck tail

 

reference = The Book of Fly Patterns Eric Leiser

 

Nothing

 

 

hook = streamer

thread = black

tail = white calf tail

body = white wool

wing = white calf tail

 

reference = The Book of Fly Patterns Eric Leiser

 

remarks = ted gerken states that this all white fly imitates the fry of trout and salmon and is exceptionally effective for spring rainbow and char fishing in alaska

 

Rainy Day Special

 

 

hook = streamer
thread = neon green
tag = silver oval tinsel

rib = silver oval tinsel
body = fluorescent green floss
throat = green hackle fibers

wing = fluorescent green buck tail over which is 5-6 peacock herls

head = painted green

 

reference = The Book of Fly Patterns Eric Leiser

 

remarks = "When the water is high, murky and roily, and especially in the rain, this fly is a killer". The pattern is used for landlocked salmon in Maine

[retrocarp 0]

Great flies flytire.....very neat , heads are nicely done .

Thanks for sharing

[utyer 0]

Superb series of streamers Norm.

[Bimini15 0]

Norm,

How long does it take you to tie one of those streamers?

When you paint the head, do you use colored nail polish?

[GC59 0]

Steelhead Stone

[flytire 0]

How long does it take me to tie the streamers?

 

The bodies don't take that long to tie. The wings can take some time to tie because I try to position them the best I can.

 

The rainy day special has a painted head which I used acrylic paint and dried it with a blow dryer. Then a quick coat of us resin.

 

But all in all I'll take about a half hour to one hour to tie one up.